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Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Official Paper of Redwillow County
John C Allen a Candidate
In passing upon the several probabili
ties for the nomination to congress to
succeed the late Congressman B F
Marsh of Illinois the Monmouth Daily
Review of July 3rd has the following to
say about the candidacy of John 0 Allen
once a prominent business man of our
city later secretary of state of Nebraska
and for several years past a prominent
business man of Monmouth Illinois
Another name that is strongly men
tioned for the nomination is that of John
C Allen Since coming to Monmouth
several 3ears agoMr Allen has shown
his fealty to the Republican party and
demonstrated the fact that his acts carry
with the man influence not to be over
looked He is recognized as a close stu
dent of public affairs and has been emi
nently successful commercially For a
number of terms he has been at the head
of the Monmouth board of education as
its president
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
J H Warfield is receiving a visit from
his brother P B Warfield of Lincoln
Mr and Mrs John W Burtless de
parted on Saturday last for Auburn
New York on a visit to the homefolks
William Buck of Camden Ohio ar
rived from the east last Friday night
and is working for his uncle Sam J
Hughes
The score was 16 to 13 in favor of the
Herefords in last Sundays game be
tween the Whitefaces and Pumpkin
huskers
James Hatfield arrived home last
Friday from his visitto Decatur Illi
nois Mrs Hatfield followed on Mon
day stopping over in Lincoln briefly
on the way back
Charlie C Byfield carrier R F D
No 1 and Miss Susie C Wallace of In-
dianola were quietly united in marriage
Wednesday evening at 630 oclock
The ceremony was performed at the
summer home of Rev George A Conrad
on the South Side only near relatives of
the groom being witnesses They will
be at home to their friends after first
of next week at their home in East Mc
Cook bought from John Humphreys
recently in anticipation of this happy
event Both are well known and highly
esteemed by many friends in Red Wil
low county the bride being one of the
countys efficient school teachers The
Tribune joins a host of friends in ex
pressions of good will and congratula
tions
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SCOTT BOWNE Chemists
409 415 Pearl Street Kew York
50c and 100 all druggists
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 230 p m Every Sunday
J J Loughran Pastor
Christian Sunday school at 10
Preaching at 11 Y P S C E at 7
Sermon at 8 Bible study at 8 oclock
Wednesdaj evening The new pastor
L F Sanford late of Everett Mass
will be present on this date and preach
Congregational-
borough of Holdrege
Rev John A
will occupy the
pulpit both morning and evening next
Sunday Sunday school at 10 oclock
Prayer and conference Wednesday even
ing at 8 oclock
Pulpit Supply Com
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun
day in the month Holy Communion at
730 a m All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
First Baptist Sunday school at 10
am Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m
Junior society at 3 p m Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7 30 Evening
subject Kingship of Thought being
the fourth in series in Truths for To
day All are cordially invited
A B CARsoNPastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Preaching at 11 a m Junior League
at 3 Epworth League at 7 Preach
ing at 800 p m Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 8 Rev E B Crippen
will fill the pulpit both morning and
evening Good music at all services
All are invited
M B Carman Pastor
Meetings at the Tent Subject for
Saturday evening The Fall of Bab
ylon And there followed another
angel saying Babylon is fallen is fallen
that great city because she made all
nations think of the mine of the wrath
of her fornication Rev 148 Sub
ject for Sunday evening The Three
Fold Message of Rev 146 12 Here
is the patience of the saints here are
they that keep the commandments of
God and the faith of Jesus Rev
1412
C A Beeson Evangelist
BOX ELDER
Roy Lytle is helping Fred Carter har
vest
Some of the neighbors have been har
vesting for Mrs Graves
Fred Satchell cut grain for F G Lytle
Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Velma Satchell of Culbertson
is visiting her brother Fred
J K Gordon made the purchase of
forty head of horses last week
J E Moore of Blue Hill is here look
ing after his farming interests
Mr and Mrs G A Shields spent Sun
day with Mr and Mrs J K Gordon
Mrs Dan Cashen of Danbury is visit
ing her sister Mrs Bert Hockman this
week
The Misses Lilhe Groves and Maude
WTilson visited with Miss Ida Modrell
last Sunday
R O Harrison of Denver arrived last
Monday and will assist the home folks
through harvest
Mr Short who lived about four miles
west of here died last Friday and after
a short service at the residence by Rev
Kerr Saturday afternoon the body was
laid to rest in the Bos Elder cemetery
The family have the deenpsfc svmmtliv
of all in their loss
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The Slay ton Jubilee Singers gave a
thirty minute special program before
the normal school teachers in the assem
bly room at the high school Wednesday
afternoon This was altogether in ad
dition to their complete evenings pro
gram Their courtesy was appreciated
as their music was also enjoyed
In school law Mr OConnell has
aroused considerable enthusiasm among
the members of his class by going into
the practical details of forming and di
viding school districts circulating the
necessary petitions writing out and
posting the notices etc Much profit
able personal work has already been the
result
The new enrollments this week in
clude the following Mrs Tressie Mc-
Guire Edison Gail Mead Champion
Cleo Meeker Imperial Anna Lutz
Kittie Lutz Myrtle Bishop Benkelman
Mary Baker Trenton Fern Acheson
McCook Elizabeth Marker Red Cloud
Otto Walker Merle Williams Wauneta
Claudia Hatcher Indianola
Supt E B Sherman of Schuyler a
well known institute instructor will be
come a member of the normals Instruc
tional force Monday morning next for a
1J A XT
weuti s engagement nis specialty is
reading and besides conducting classes
in that subject he will give lectures
both forenoon and afternoon to the
teachers He will also deliver an even
ing lecture during the week
CASH
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Indianas Gold nd siiTr j Miss Nellie M Schlee concluded her
Excitement of the wildest character work at the normal school with the close
prevails in Warwick county Indiana of last week and on Saturday morning
orer the discovery or gold and silver
near Lynnvllle The land where the
ore has been found Is of the poorest
but owners are paying up back taxes
in the hope of realizing handsomely
Hotels and restaurants are crowded
with strangers and many more are ar
riving daily
otvidleg to Support Art
The government of Bavaria haft
voted a considerable sum for the main
tenance of art institutions throughout
the kingdom during the coming year
The allowances for the purchase of
paintings and their preservation ia
particularly liberal The various art
Institutes In Munich receive handsome
I subsidies and the Germanic museum
In Nuremberg gets an increased allow
ance Various other institutions have
been voted large amounts for repairs
and maintenance These art allow
ances In all reoeh 8108163 marks
739741 Emil Hensel In Chicago
Record
Corn Kottinjr In Fields
Corn is so plentiful in the vicinity
of Chelsea I T that the farmers are
letting it rot in the fields Twenty
cents a bushel is all they can get for
it and they do not think that price
pays for harvesting
A Plausible
Hixon I wonder
managed to live to
age
Dixon Probably
Theory
how Methuselah
such a ripe old
because there
were no bacteria and disease germs in
iis dav
JUNIOR NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
C M Bracelin head of the depart
ment of history in the Omaha high
school was a normal visitor Tuesday
afternoon
Mr Hoopers class in civil government
is exemplifying the elaborate system of
the political machinery of the country
by holding a series of nominating conven
tions
The present is a most desirable and
opportnne time to enroll in the junior
normal school work New classes in a
number of subjects are being formed
while the special drills in reading are in
valuable to the inexperienced and the
experienced teacher as well
departed for her home at Tecumseh
Miss Elizabeth Marker of Red Cloud
county superintendent of Webster county-has
been in attendance upon and a
visitor at the normal since Thursday of
last week
There was no special music at the
Normal this morning because of the
osner attractions proviaed out a pro
gram will be rendered next Friday
when visitors from the city will be cord
ially welcomed
A new program went into eifect on
Monday morning of this week Aside
from making provision for new classes
the changes are minor ones The prin
cipal one places the chapel hour back at
ten oclock when these exercises were
formerly held
Supt James OConnell came down
from Trenton at the beginning of the
week and on Monday assumed charge of
five new classes He is already develop
ing strong work with the teachers in
mental arithmetic physiology orthogra
phy school law and bookkeeping
Miss Olive M Blunt of Jacksonville
Illinois a returned missionary from
Japan entertained the teachers Monday
morning with a talk on geography and
customs of that far away land Her
pleasant manner and quaint address won
her much approval from her listeners
From a personal letter from Mr Frank
R Roberson it is learned that he still ex
pects to make his western trip and lec
ture before the junior normal schools
though he indicates that the condition
of Mrs Roberson is growing slowly but
surely worse Some hope apparently-
unfounded was entertained by his
friends that her recovery would be pos
sible
The superintendent of Gosper county
who last week wrote to the McCook
junior normal school for a teacher who
could qualify as being a married man
of middle age has had his wants sup
plied and now he applies again this
time for a teacher of at least three years
experience to conduct a nine months
school for S40 per month Applicants
may write N White R F D No 1
Edison Nebraska
The normal instructors met with Mr
and Mrs Thoma3 last Friday evening to
bid Miss Schlee farewell on the eve of her
departure for Tecumseh Mrs Miller
Miss Jessie Miller Mrs Mills Miss
Quick and Miss Marker of Red Cloud
were in the company as was also Mr E
C Bishop deputy state superintendent
of Lincoln who happened to be in town
that evening between trains Visiting
and music enjoyably and quickly pass
ed the hours Light refreshments were
served
Prof A McMurray a former Nebras
ka school man but now connected with
the Ott school of expression of Chicago
has been with the normal teachers the
past week in the capacity of special lec
turer Each forenoon he has presented
in a series an address upon the general
subject Reading and How to Teach
It while in the afternoons he has giv
en one period each day to interpretive
recitals from Eucene Field Rudvard
Kipling Nixon Waterman Henry Van
Dyke and James Whitcomb Riley All
of Mr McMurrays work has been prac
tical painstaking and helpful and the
teachers who heard him have been ben
efitted in a large way To night Mr
McMurrry will deliver a popular lecture
on the subject The Better Personal
ity to which all teachers and holders
of season tickets to the entertainment
course will be admitted free
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Miss Nellie E Dick superintendent
of Chase county was dow n from Wau
neta Tuesday remaining over for the
concert She was accompanied by a
friend Miss Miller of Indiana
The following music program was
rendered last Friday morning at the
chape exercises
Chant
Chorus Tho Old Folks sit Home
Vocal Solo
a The Slumber Boat Gaynor
bThe Japaneso Love Song CThomas
Miss Racuael Berry
Piano Solo
Lo Tarrent de la Montnguo Smytho
Mrs W B Mills
Vocal Solo
Life From Tho Merry Milkmaid
Mr C II Millek
Violin Solo To the
Evening Star From Tannhauser
Miss Hazel Hake
Vocal Solo The SkipperJude
Mr C H Miller
Chorus The Battle Prayer
Velona Alion
Rachel Berry
Jennie Brady
Helen Burns
Bertha Carty
Gertrude Colviu
BridKet Doyle
Nettie Endsley
BessieEverist
Francis Fleming
Lena Goodenbergor
Lois Hileman
Rose Jefferies
Loyd W Jennings
Eleauore LeHew
Ada McAninch
Ethel Middleton
Dora Oyster
Ernini Rathbuu
Bessie Rowell
Mrs Ola Rush
Jessie Russell
Millicent Slaby
Kerstiue Stangland
Mabel Tuttle
Carl Wilkins
Viva C Burgess
Hazel Hatcher
Emma Lang
Mamie Mami
Azubah McDonald
Vounie McDonald
Doa Porter
Robert Sawyer
Anna Smith
Katie Veriug
Mattie Beeson
Ida Bush
Mary Richman
Cora Bymer
Grace Ford
Laura Glandon
Alice Stewart
Hazel Bymer
Myrtle Chevill
Mattie Hiersekorn
Bessie Slutts
Eflie Detty
Emma Fornoff
Letta Dyer
Agues McGooden
Adell Mette
Pearl Roberts
MCCOOK
Hazel Beach
Ralph Bosworth
Mrs Frank Brown
Roxy Byfiold
Irene Cathcart
Mattie Dougherty
Elsie Dukes
Earl Enright
Geneva Fitcli
Nellie Glover
Anna Haiinan
May Hileman
Bertha Jefferies
John Jones jr
Susie LeHew
Florence Middleton
Mrs W B Mills
Edwin Predmore
Minnie Rowell
Minta Rozeli
Floyd Russell
Rodburn Simmons
Hannah Staugland
Mrs G H Thomas
Grace Wentz
Mary Dutcher
indianola
Ida Donnelly
Lottie Kennedy
Jennie Loomis
Ldia McCool
Anna McDonald
Grace Phillips
Edna Reynolds
Jeanette Short
Anna Vering
Jocie Fox
BARTLEY
Lillie Burton
Kathryn Dietsch
Bessie Walkiugtou
CULBERTSON
Mabel Conway
Earl Glandon
Ellie Spickelmier
Lena Zastrow
CAMBRIDGE
Mabel Carmicheal John Chehey
Uessie ilcuutclieon Julia Nolan
Etta Nolan
Mamie OConner
Lena Peyton
Ida Redford
Dora Greenway
Pearle Hayes
Mary Backs
Lucy Brown
Nellie E Dick
Elsie Tallman
Leila Br ant
Lulu Hildibrand
Ethol Duckworth
Amanda Grovert
Maude Holston
Gladys Jones
Madge Pember
Ola Baker
Delia Graham
Martha Morton
May Sharp
Jennie Wood
Evelyn Basack
Bertha Steuber
Kathryan Peyton
btliel Rockwell
DANBl EY
Mary Greenway
Ruby Weyneth
IMPERIAL
Alice Bradbury
J A Crawl
Anna Morris
Pearl Clayburg
BENKELMAN
Alice Buchanan
TRENTON
Louise Duckworth
Pleasant Hammond
Frances Jones
Cecile Murtha
STRATTON
Ada Besack
Ruby Hall
Ethel Sharp
Inez Walker
Mrs Pearl Strajer
LEBANON
Anretta Daffer
Rosa Slutts
Delia Welboru
HAYES CENTER
Mrs Margaret West
EUREKA
Daisy C Dyer
Grace Ccriven
BEVERLY
Freda Mette
FREEDOM
Addie Wymore Alta Wyniore
MISCELLANEOUS
Edna Austin Stevens Alma Bennett Earl
Mrs Sarah BoIIes Bos Elder Stella Boon Riv
erton Edna Campbell Ives Anna Christenson
Curtis Georgia Cramer Quick Stella Drake
Osburn Susie Engels Red Clond Mabel Hoff
Wauneta Hazel Henderson Havana Nellie
Kimborling Champion Kessie Long Best Eva
Myers HendleyAnna Xovotny Center Point-
Stella Robb Lamont Etta Rowley Blanche
Sheffry Oxford Kathryn Stutzman Dav
enport Minnie Waggener Pearl Eska Wilson
Rain Grace Richards Arapahoe Katie Hick
man Max
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TM flodels Mammoth Clearing Sale
July 15 to August 1 1905
E same as all up-to-date metropolitan stores have We have just received the bills for the largest stock of Fall Goods ever brought to Southwestern Nebraska without
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any exceptions and the first invoice is expected to arrive about July 28 Our space is limited and we must make room for this big new stock The goods we are
-- offering you in this sale are what is left of our Summer Stock of Mens Womens and Childrens Oxfords Slippers and Tan Shoes There is not an out-of-date pair in the
lot and never before in the history of shoe selling in this locality has there been such an opportunity as this to secure shoes at the prices which are going to control this
mammoth sal6 These are the same make of shoes you have been buying of us for years and are standard makes by such firms as Florsheim Mens Oxfords and Tans Peters
Green Wheelers ladies shoes and the Racine Shoe Co Look at the prices on some of the Bargains at this Sale
Lot A Ladies Oxfords regular y js Lot D All S150 Oxfords and Cl Lot G Regular 350 Oxfords -O -5 r
price 8300 now only AJ Slippers in the store IJJU nowonly OJ
LoT 83 0xfords
LorB Regular S250 Oxfords nc LoTE Mens Oxfords regular A HneUn11rv 10
nowonly lJi price 500 now only VD nowonly VO
Mens Canvas Shoes and Oxfords regular
Lot C Regular 200 Oxfords je Lot P Regular 400 Oxfords Ar Pce 150 now while
nowonly 14J nowonly u they last only lmlVJ
All these goods must go for we absolutely need the -room Remember these prices are for CASH ONLY and as they are broken in sizes they can not be duplicated for the same
money They are not an old style job lot or shipped-in-for-the-occasion lot of goods but are the balance of this summers stock Bring this adv with you and compare the lot
letters with the letters on the boxes
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Coal Wood
Building Material
of all Kinds
Screen Doors and
Windows
Phone Number One
The best of every
thing in his line at
the most reasonable
prices is flarshs
motto He wants
your trade and
hopes by merit to
keep it
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The Butcher
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E J MITCHELL
will sell your household goods at auction
for you at any time Ho is tho boj who
makes the good- bring tho high dollar
See him at the Republican fur
dates Phone 17
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